506gm Silver Art Deco Winged Angels Comport Trophy. Porters Park Golf Club 1933.
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:45205000 | Product: Trophies |
| Pattern: Figural & Engraved | Style: Art Deco |
| Antique: Yes | Age: 1900-1940 |
| Composition: Solid Silver | Material: Solid Silver |
| Brand: Charles Boyton & Sons |
Stunning Art Deco sterling silver comport or pedestal dish hallmarked London 1932 by Charles Boyton & Sons. The comport has two silver handles crafted as flying angels in classical Art Deco style. It has been engraved to the base as a golfing prize in 1933 with the engraving reading:
"H.C.P.G.A. (probably Hertfordshire County Professional Golfers Association) Vice Presidents' Meeting PORTERS PARK 27.4.33. 1st Medal. A.E. SYKES AND W.A. BEARE".
Weight: 506.4 gm. Height: 220 mm.... Diameter of rim: 190 mm. Diameter of base: 120 mm. Hall Mark: London 1932. Maker's Mark: Charles Boyton & Sons.
Porters Park Golf Club: Founded in 1899 in Radlett, between St. Albans and Elstree, Hertfordshire in the grounds of the local "Porters" mansion. The club thrives to this day.
Summary: As can be seen from the photos this is a superb example of a classic Art Deco comport in excellent condition. The golfing engraving also makes it part of the sporting social history of Hertfordshire. Good luck!
"H.C.P.G.A. (probably Hertfordshire County Professional Golfers Association) Vice Presidents' Meeting PORTERS PARK 27.4.33. 1st Medal. A.E. SYKES AND W.A. BEARE".
Weight: 506.4 gm. Height: 220 mm.... Diameter of rim: 190 mm. Diameter of base: 120 mm. Hall Mark: London 1932. Maker's Mark: Charles Boyton & Sons.
Porters Park Golf Club: Founded in 1899 in Radlett, between St. Albans and Elstree, Hertfordshire in the grounds of the local "Porters" mansion. The club thrives to this day.
Summary: As can be seen from the photos this is a superb example of a classic Art Deco comport in excellent condition. The golfing engraving also makes it part of the sporting social history of Hertfordshire. Good luck!
